§ 2.1204. Motions and requests.
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(a)General requirements. In proceedings under this subpart, requirements for motions and requests and responses to them are as specified in § 2.323.
(b)Requests for cross-examination by the parties.
(1)In any oral hearing under this subpart, a party may file a motion with the presiding officer to permit cross-examination by the parties on particular admitted contentions or issues. The motion must be accompanied by a cross-examination plan containing the following information:
(i)A brief description of the issue or issues on which cross-examination will be conducted;
(ii)The objective to be achieved by cross-examination; and
(iii)The proposed line of questions that may logically lead to achieving the objective of the cross-examination.
(2)The cross-examination plan may be submitted only to the presiding officer and must be kept by the presiding officer in confidence until issuance of the initial decision on the issue being litigated. The presiding officer shall then provide each cross-examination plan to the Commission's Secretary for inclusion in the official record of the proceeding.
(3)The presiding officer shall allow cross-examination by the parties only if the presiding officer determines that cross-examination by the parties is necessary to ensure the development of an adequate record for decision.
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§ 2.1204
Motions and requests.
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